Senior citizens. Could be used affectionately, humorously, derisively, or simply as a matter of fact depending on the speaker's tone of voice and whether s/he is a senior citizen.
John, give the Geritol crowd a break when you get on the bus. Those "Priority Seating" signs are there for a reason. It's very difficult for a senior citizen who needs to get around to do, say, shopping, to sit down or get up if s/he has sciatica and is forced to sit in the back of the bus.
by pentozali April 08, 2006

The same nasty, smelly substance as ear cheese, the only difference being where it's found: around and under the nose. Like ear cheese, nose cheese is a combination of dead skin cells and soap and shampoo residues, creating a rancid, vomity or fishy odor.
by pentozali April 12, 2010

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by pentozali March 27, 2009

Another sneaky attempt at getting a dirty Russian word on a vanity plate past the DMV. In this case, the word is pronounced "b'z-DOH" and means a fart, usually of the SBD kind.
by pentozali November 13, 2010

No wonder that guy never picks up any girls. Did you ever stand near him? Every time he talks, you get a dose of oral CBW!
by pentozali October 09, 2008
